Investment in mixed strategies, also known as mixed investment funds, allows investing a percentage in Fixed Income and a percentage in Equities through a single fund, thus providing stability to the portfolio. What are mixed funds? They are funds that seek to diversify the investment between stocks, bonds and liquidity, while maintaining dynamism in the allocation between these 3 compartments.
A mixed investment fund has different risk levels, both conservative and risky, depending on the percentages of its asset allocation. The investor can consult these details in the investment policy of each fund, available in the key investor information document that BiG will provide before contracting the fund.
The complete documentation for each of the funds, including the fundamental data document for the investor, is available on the fund contracting platform, and will in any case be delivered to the client sufficiently in advance prior to subscription, so that he/she can assess in detail the characteristics of the funds and their adjustment to his/her specific needs as an investor.
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